jahlove

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   by jahlove 7y ago

   I love Classic Shell. Open Shell seems to not be super active though, sadly.
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   Apparently not? This is what a Gitlabber said in the original thread when someone asked about it working in air gapped environments [1]: > I work at GitLab in Support Engineering I'm talking with product now about this. We raised t
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   > But someone up the chain of command thought we could get away with it That person is Paul Machle (CFO): "I don’t understand. This should not be an opt in or an opt out. It is a condition of using our product. There is an acceptanc
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   it seems pretty clear they intend to add it to EE eventually. Every single time they talk about it, they say, "we're not considering changing EE at this time ".
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   > We have not yet added instrumentation to the self-hosted Enterprise edition versions, and we will not do so until we have a way for self-hosted customers to easily control whether tracking is enabled in their environment Every single t
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   > Gitlab needs to find a way to profitability It's so much more than that. They need a way to justify their $2.75B valuation, and to keep going up. Profitability is a walk in the park in comparison.
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   > Enterprise Edition (EE) > > No current changes. We are not adding telemetry services to EE at this time. Do I have to agree to the TOS at this time?
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/commit/bd6e6180e61916ed...
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   by jahlove 7y ago

   > GitLab's proprietary Self-Managed packages (Starter, Premium, and Ultimate) are unchanged for now. We do plan to enable product usage tracking for those packages, but will absolutely allow administrators of self-hosted instances
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    What I've heard is that Canada pays significantly less for Software Engineering talent than the US does. True? https://www.payscale.com/research/CA/Job=Software_Developer/...
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    > I’ve never seen the more horrific examples from the NYTimes article years ago about people crying at their desks https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/16/technology/inside-amazon-...
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    is there a reason you're sharing this wikipedia page as opposed to any of the others?
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    they're also the kind of project that never gets followed-through to completion because a new administration has its own ideas for how to direct NASA.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Here [1] is the original concept video for the Courier. I remember it generated a ton of hype when that video came out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmIgNfp-MdI
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    mega yachts aren't cheap
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    > If you know Dimon’s actual reputation, him getting suckered isn’t surprising. From what I heard back in 2009, Dimon is a mediocrity who essentially got lucky his bank was too slow to get in on the subprime scam in 2006; he then used hi
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    WSJ is owned by Dow Jones & Company / News Corporation I think you're confusing WSJ and The Washington Post. The later is owned by Jeff Bezos.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    That is CenturyLink's map, not mine. Click "See Map": https://www.centurylink.com/fiber/plans-and-pricing/denver-c...
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    great url
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    The availability area for CenturyLink gigabit in Denver is tiny [1] and hasn't grown much over the last few years as far as I can tell. [1] https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1iOdQ6O5Nv9AkqN29de...
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Which is a point against these fancy templates. Even if its super popular, it's still not as popular as a boring word document. The only case for these fancy resumes is for graphic designers in my view, who should be designing the res
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    I do landscape photography. When I post a photo on IG, I'll get hundreds of 'likes', and they're largely the young, under 30 crowd. When I post a photo to Facebook, the 'likes' seem to come almost entirely fro
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Exactly what setting are you referring to? Because the one they list on their website is in "about:config" [1], and anytime you go into about:config, Mozilla scares users about voiding their warranty. Only tech-savy power users
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Just under half of desktops use magnetic drives, according to Western Digital. [1] [1] https://www.minitool.com/news/ssd-market-share.html
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Someone teach Mozilla how to file a proper bug report.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    or at least make it an extension. But they know people would uninstall it if they were given the option.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Subscriptions did not help save the 1,800 local newspapers that have shut down in the US since 2004.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    not being tracked.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Nike tried flooding the market with Jordans, and they quickly lost their desirability on the streets. Nike has said they plan to keep the shoes in limited supplies to prevent this from happening again.
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    by jahlove 7y ago

    Those take-home tests are bullshit. You put all that work in it for free, and they can't be bothered to follow up. Maddening.